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Timeline: Latin Mass Society of England and Wales

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2026

  1. Una Voce and Latin Mass Society voice unease at planned SSPX consecrations

    Una Voce International and the Latin Mass Society said the SSPX plan made its regularisation more remote and appealed to Leo XIV on behalf of Latin Mass Catholics. Their leader Joseph Shaw later said the SSPX had "thrown a hand grenade" into the debate.

    SourcesFIUV Statement on planned SSPX Episcopal Consecrations (Una Voce Canada)Latin Mass supporters say SSPX controversy has thrown a 'hand grenade' into… (OSV News)

1971

  1. Paul VI grants England and Wales indult after Latin Mass Society petition

    A petition organised by the Latin Mass Society and presented to Paul VI by Cardinal John Heenan led to a concession, dated 5 November 1971, allowing bishops in England and Wales to authorise Masses with the former Roman Missal for particular groups. It is informally known as the "Agatha Christie indult".

    Sources[The 1971 English indult: a recollection] (title reconstructed) (Latin Mass Society)Latin Mass Society of England and Wales (Wikipedia)